What does the acronym DPBoK stand for?
Introduction And Positioning
Question · Easy
Which organization publishes the DPBoK Standard?
How many Contexts of Scale does the DPBoK Standard use to organize its body of knowledge?
Four Contexts Of Scale
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Which DPBoK context is associated with the founder, solo practitioner, or earliest stage of a digital product?
Which DPBoK context covers a single co-located team adopting Agile and DevOps practices?
Which DPBoK context introduces the need to coordinate multiple teams via scaling frameworks like SAFe or LeSS?
Which DPBoK context covers governance, regulatory compliance, and enterprise-wide architecture concerns?
DPBoK is best described as which of the following?
Question · Medium
What does the 'C' in the DevOps CALMS model stand for?
Devops And Calms
Which letters in the CALMS DevOps model are correctly expanded?
What is the central feedback loop of Lean Startup?
Lean Startup And Product
What does MVP stand for in the Lean Startup context used by DPBoK?
In Lean Startup, what does it mean to 'pivot'?
Who is associated with the customer development methodology referenced in DPBoK Context I?
Which milestone does Lean Startup describe as the transition from search to scale?
Which statement best captures the product vs project distinction emphasized by DPBoK?
Which Agile framework is built around time-boxed sprints, a Product Backlog, and ceremonies such as Daily Scrum and Sprint Review?
Agile Team
What is the core mechanism of Kanban?
Which practice automates the building, testing, and integration of code as soon as it is committed?
Ci Cd And Automation
What is the key difference between Continuous Delivery and Continuous Deployment?
What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?
In cloud service models, which model gives the customer the most operational responsibility (OS, middleware, runtime, data, application)?
Cloud Fundamentals
Which cloud service model offers a managed platform where developers deploy code without managing the underlying OS or runtime?
Which cloud service model is best described as 'the customer just uses a fully managed application via the web'?
What does FaaS (also known as Serverless) primarily provide?
In Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), what is an SLI?
Sre And Operations
Question · Hard
In SRE, what is an SLO?
Which of these is an SLA, as distinguished from an SLO?
What does an SRE 'error budget' represent?
What is a 'blameless postmortem'?
Which architecture style decomposes an application into small, independently deployable services communicating over well-defined APIs?
Application Architecture
Which application architecture is a single deployable unit containing all the application's functions and is often the appropriate starting point for a small team?
What is a 'modular monolith'?
What is the primary purpose of a version control system like Git?
What is a Docker container?
Containers And Orchestration
What is the primary purpose of Kubernetes?
What does DevSecOps emphasize compared to traditional DevOps?
Security And Devsecops
Which of the following is a primary purpose of monitoring in a modern operations practice?
What is an on-call rotation?
Which DPBoK context first emphasizes the need for product portfolio management across multiple products?
Team Of Teams Coordination
Which scaling framework uses 'Tribes' and 'Squads' as core organizational units?
Scaling Frameworks
What does SAFe stand for?
What does LeSS stand for?
What is Lean budgeting (also called Lean portfolio management) compared to traditional capex-style funding?
Investment Management
How does DPBoK position ITIL with respect to its own content?
Service Management
Which artifact lists the services an organization offers to its customers (internal or external) along with terms?
What is a service request, as distinct from an incident?
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